Directed and written by Reese Robers, this inventive short film is a creative and dark parody that takes inspiration from 1950s-era instructional films. The plot centers on two characters, Dotty and her date, Darryl, played by Sara Drewry and Charles Meidlinger, as they attempt to navigate the social pitfalls of a first date. However, the film subverts the traditional instructional format by introducing a voyeuristic and manipulative narrator. This unseen presence acts as an antagonist, turning the ostensibly simple act of dating into a high-stakes scenario where the characters must "survive" the narrator's controlling influence.

As a narrative short, the film stands out for its unique concept and stylistic commitment to mimicking old black-and-white educational footage, using this familiar framework to explore themes of social pressure, external control, and the anxious experience of dating under scrutiny.